Rutland Music Service, Inc. v. Ford Motor Co.

This case arises out of the sale of an automobile by the defendant to the plaintiff, which the plaintiff claims vibrated objectionably. The evidence indicates that one of the plaintiff’s principals, upon driving the automobile a few miles, discovered a vibration and returned the ear to the defendant’s dealer in Rutland. After some discussion and at the dealer’s suggestion that driving a few thousand miles might remedy the problem, the plaintiff’s principal left again with the automobile only to return several times over the course of the next six months for repairs intended to remedy the…